"Of course not—"
Amosta smiled, affirming Severus's judgment.
Caught between the two, Remus fell into confusion once more.
Since Amosta was concerned about whether Voldemort had mobilized all the Death Eaters to disrupt his and Tonks's wedding and was also concerned about whether Harry would attend the wedding, then... oh!
A flash of thought shattered the fog in his mind, and Remus's brow immediately furrowed.
It really did not make sense.
He did not find it strange that Voldemort considered his marriage to Tonks a desecration of pure-blood sanctity.
But mobilizing all the Death Eaters...
Wasn't that rather excessive?
Of course, if it was to seize Harry, then it would not be surprising.
But that was precisely where the problem lay.
His friendship with Amosta was no secret. When the time came, it was certain that Amosta would attend the wedding as a guest.
With him there, even mobilizing every Death Eater would not make it possible to take Harry.
Unless he intended to act personally?
But after the Battle of Diagon Alley, Voldemort should have understood that even if he appeared in person, succeeding amid layers of magical protection with Amosta present was highly unlikely.
Not completely stupid.
Severus gave Remus a cool glance, then turned his gaze toward Amosta.
"What do you think the Dark Lord is planning to do?"
"I can't be certain, but—"
Amosta smiled at Remus again.
"No matter what he intends to do, I don't think you should alter your wedding plans, Remus. What Voldemort would be happiest to see is people losing sleep and appetite from fear."
If Voldemort merely wanted to kill him, there was nothing to fear, but—
Knowing that Voldemort might target Tonks, and while she was pregnant at that, yet still going ahead with the wedding...
Remus gritted his